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Account Closed
  • American Canyon, CA
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Unconventional Strategy ideas needed!

Account Closed
  • American Canyon, CA
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Hello BP! I need suggestions on alternative strategies for the following scenario:

-Purchased a property to flip. Currently loan for $650k with a hard money lender.

-We ran into a few snags with the tenant that was occupying the unit when we purchased the property. Tenant has been evicted.

-Loan is to be paid in full to Hard money lender by Decemeber 2018. 

-The market is softening (Oakland, CA), and we are not sure if we can sell this property at $650 as the comps are coming in slightly above $650k. 

Please shoot over any ideas that you have as to what we can do to get out of this deal. We do not have the 20% down payment, should we decide to refi into a conventional, which would be great, because we could do a lease option. Please shoot over any ideas you might have, or suggest anyone I can contact in the San Francisco Bay area. Thanks BP!

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Kerry Baird
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Ask the hard money lender for an extension, finish the renovation and sell.  

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